At the launch workshop for the project “Strengthening the Resilience of Ecosystems and Populations in Four Regional Hubs of Northern Mauritania,” the NAFORE Association, an implementing partner of the project, led a technical session on environmental and social safeguards (ESDS) and gender mainstreaming. This presentation was given by Amadou Diam BA, President of the NAFORE
Nouakchott: Awareness and reforestation campaign in El Mina on the occasion of World Environment Day
To mark World Environment Day, celebrated on June 5, 2026, the NGO Naforé, in partnership with the Nouakchott Coastal Development Company (SALN), organized an awareness and reforestation campaign at the El Warf School in the El Mina district. The main activities carried out during this day were as follows: This activity mobilized several institutional and
As a partner and member of the Regional Partnership for Coastal and Marine Conservation (PRCM), Naforé participated in the FOMACO 2026 Forum, a major regional event bringing together stakeholders committed to the conservation of coastal and marine ecosystems and the promotion of sustainable development for the benefit of local communities. At this event, Naforé hosted
On the occasion of National Zero Waste Day, organized by the Ministry of the Environment and Sustainable Development, the Naforé Association actively participated in this important initiative aimed at promoting sustainable waste management and raising public awareness of environmental pollution issues. Present at the event with an exhibition stand, the Naforé team highlighted the various
True to our commitment to preserving biodiversity, the Naforé Association for Environmental Protection participated in the official presentation ceremony of the Loboudou Bird Guidebook, produced by Ornithos Sans Frontière in partnership with the Loboudou Community Development Association (ADC) Salayel, on Saturday, February 28, 2026, in Loboudou Oumar Ly. The ceremony was presided over by the
From January 28 to February 6, 2026, we participated in the waterbird census campaign organized in the Banc d’Arguin National Park (PNBA), as part of the International Waterbird Census (IWC). This mission was an enriching experience, both technically and personally. We actively participated in field operations, particularly in waterbird counts at various sites within the